All - at 9:00 a.m. today, I had a single BLACK-NECKED STILT in the Platte
River, about 1/8 mile north of Centennial Park, in ARAPAHOE COUNTY. For
those who saw the dunlin last year, basically the same spot!
Bryan Arnold
JeffCo
5,800'
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On Saturday, March 4, 2023 at 11:10:27 AM UTC-7 David Suddjian wrote:
> All plovers and sandpipers can call in flight night or day.
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> Sent from my iPhone
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> On Mar 4, 2023, at 10:52 AM, Jared Del Rosso
My wife Kristin and I spent about an hour from 8:30 to 9:30 this morning
looking for the pyrrhuloxia in Denver County at the hotspot. There were
six or eight of us; one gentleman thought he saw it around 7:30, but a
Cooper’s hawk scattered the mixed flock of house finches, juncos, and
That’s correct. I saw a post on the CFO Facebook page Saturday. My wife
and I, along with lots of others, tried Sunday and Monday to find it.
Monday, while we were there, a few people got on it right around noon,
very briefly (not us, unfortunately - it was also seen later Sunday). It’s
Sorry - forgot to sign.
Bryan and Kristin Arnold
Littleton, Jeffco
On Saturday, March 20, 2021 at 7:03:28 PM UTC-6 modise wrote:
> Hi, Rosanne - this would be a lifer for us! Were you north or south of
> the road through Chatfield? I think there are parking lots on both
Hi, Rosanne - this would be a lifer for us! Were you north or south of the
road through Chatfield? I think there are parking lots on both sides...
On Saturday, March 20, 2021 at 5:33:43 PM UTC-6 caleb...@gmail.com wrote:
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> Yes, these are wonderful pictures of a Sagebrush
My wife and I were happy yesterday to finally spot two Cassin's finches
among the hordes of house finches on our feeders. Last winter we had many,
this year, basically none.
Bryan and Kristin Arnold
Littleton, Jeffco (0.5 miles SW of Clement Park in Woodmar Square)
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My apologies for the late post - I saw the Barrow's Goldeneye this morning
at 10:45. It was where originally posted - north of Florida, looking north
from the path bridge that runs east/west, just on the north side of the
small rapids there. It was associating with a Common Goldeneye male,
Hugh,
I too saw this bird and posted about it - I was informed it’s an escaped
domestic from the Polo Club grounds. I was sad - thought I’d found a
rarity!
I’ve seen it from the Mineral Ave sidewalk regularly for about the last two
months...
Bryan
On Thursday, December 17, 2020 at 3:32:31
I bicycle past that cemetery regularly, and I see those turkeys about half
the time. It's such a treat to see them in the urban corridor!
Bryan Arnold
Jefferson County
On Tuesday, November 17, 2020 at 6:06:57 PM UTC-7 Tom Wilberding wrote:
> Hello birders,
> No rarities to report, just a
At 7:30 this morning, I saw a great egret in the Platte River directly
adjacent to the blue and white water tank that sits about 0.75 miles south
of 88th Ave. When I came back south, it was slowly working its way
upstream.
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At 7:15 a.m. today, the large group of snowy egrets was in the pond. I did
not have binoculars, but I saw a bird that looked distinctly different than
the snowy egrets. Good potential it's the cattle egret!
Bryan Arnold
Littleton, Jefferson County
On Monday, August 31, 2020 at 9:50:05 AM
All,
My wife and I were planning a mountain day Wednesday but, with all the
wildfires, we decided to venture northeast from Denver along the I-76
corridor. Two birds we are missing from our life list are black tern and
yellow-billed cuckoo.
If anyone has recommendations for good spots along
All,
Cat Lake (name on Google maps) sits on the west side of the Platte River
Trail in between I-270 and I-76 in Adams County. Easiest access is likely
from Columbine Street, which parallels I-270 on the south side of the lake,
north side of 270. Alternately, the parking lot about 3/4 mile
that people are trespassing, and that ANYONE would
assume I was.
Our birding community should be better than that.
Bryan
On Sunday, July 19, 2020 at 6:23:15 AM UTC-6, modise wrote:
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> Currently looking at a white swan on Cooley Lake - SW corner. No bins so
> can’t identify. Mov
Currently looking at a white swan on Cooley Lake - SW corner. No bins so can’t
identify. Moving north.
About 1.5 miles west of Santa Fe on the north side of Mineral. Bad iPhone pics
will be posted later.
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Fourteen in the same spot today, with another six about 1/4 mile south. From
Reynolds landing to Florida (8 miles), I counted 44! 53 total from Reynolds
Landing to Clear Creek (20.5 miles). I love it!
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That must have been one noisy flock!
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At 6:15 this morning, I counted 20 snowy egrets about 200 yards south of the
River Point Parkway bridge over the South Platte River. This is about 1/4 mile
south of Hampden.
I realize they aren’t rare, but that’s the biggest group I’ve seen on the
Platte! It was an impressive sea of white
Thank you for the ID!
On Monday, July 13, 2020 at 11:34:52 AM UTC-6, Peter Gent wrote:
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> Bryan,
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> This is a Budgerigar: a commonly kept cage bird and native to the drier
> parts of Australia.
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> Cheers, Peter Gent, Boulder.
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About 7:00 am today biking the Platte River Trail on the north side of
I-270, I heard two common yellowthroats calling to the east of the trail.
There is a large reedy there - never saw them, but definitely heard - I
love that rolling call and realizing it’s a lone ranger bird!
On a different
Had lots of Bullock's along the Platte River Trail in Arapahoe and Denver
Counties in May, but they seem to be thinning out now.
Bryan Arnold
Littleton
On Thursday, June 11, 2020 at 7:20:10 AM UTC-6, David Gulbenkian wrote:
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> Haven't seen an oriole this year. None in the Wheatridge
I started an extremely windy bike ride just after 6 am today. I was
surprised to see a common nighthawk on the east side of Woodmar Square
park! We see them frequently in the summer, but only at dusk. It was a
nice FOY sighting!
Bryan Arnold
Littleton, Jefferson County
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Had a glorious look at an Eastern kingbird at about 7:15 this morning -
landed on the west-side Platte River Trail on the north side of Oxford.
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Littleton
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My wife Kristin got this shot of a lazuli bunting in our yard in Littleton
(Woodmar Square) - first time yard bird!
Bryan Arnold
Littleton, CO
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My wife had two pairs of mountain bluebirds at Clement on Friday - thank
you for this update! She's walking there a lot, so now she'll know she
should be looking out for crazy stuff!
I think we saw your prairie falcon Saturday - cool bird!
Bryan
On Monday, April 20, 2020 at 10:30:03 AM
Off and on all day today - between 5 and 10. I even got photos of them with
the house finches - nice for comparison!
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All - I love spring birds on the Platte River Trail and, while cycling, I'm
seeing and hearing many! These were sighted from Mineral Ave north to
Evans Ave (Arapahoe and Denver Counties).
While I can't confirm anything rare, over the last three days, I've heard
my FOY Western meadowlark
Okay, I know, no rarities, but hooded mergansers are one of my absolute
favorite Colorado species, and I was thrilled to see two pairs this morning
(first-of-season) at around 8 a.m. while cycling, both in Arapahoe County.
The first were about 1/3 mile north of Belleview, and the second 1/4
At 8:30 a.m. today, I saw a great egret on the Platte River trail about 1/2
mile north of 88th Ave. It was in the Platte River on the east side of the
new trail that circles a small lake with a new fishing platform. An osprey
also flew over. About 1/2 mile farther north, an eastern kingbird
At about 4:45 this afternoon, I had a good candidate fir an Anna’s hummingbird
on my feeder - looked just like the adult female in Sib! I’m waiting patiently
with a camera hoping she returns. I live in Woodmar Square, just north of Coal
Mine and east of Wadsworth (Littleton).
Bryan Arnold
All, while riding my bike on the Platte River this evening around 4:30
p.m., on the west side of the Overland golf course just north of Evans, I
saw four geese with white necks and heads and bodies that sort of looked
like Canada or Cackling goose. They were mixed in with a flock of about
500
Back again from 9:30
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Good evening, all - while bicycling on Mineral about 1:00 p.m., on the
south side of Cooley lake, I saw a really large flock of white-cheeked
geese. Mixed in with them were three white geese - no binoculars, so I
don't know if they were snow or Ross's.
When I started my ride, about 9:30 a.m.,
At about 5 p.m. today, I saw a white-eyed ibis foraging on the west side of the
Platte River, about 1/2 mile north of Oxford. If you are familiar with the
area, there is a dead tree in the river on the west side where great blue
herons often perch. It was just downriver of that at 5 and again
While biking the Platte River, west side, just north of Prince Street in
Littleton, at about 10:15 this morning, I saw what I’m pretty sure was a
Northern mockingbird. It had large white wing patches and white on both sides
of tail. Could have been a shrike I suppose, but I immediately
At 4:00 p.m. today, I happened to look outside the upstairs window and, to
my surprise, a group of 27 Franklin's gulls were winging north towards
Clement Park! It was a really cool sight - a new yard bird!
Bryan Arnold
Jefferson County
5,500'
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This morning around 10:00 a.m., I saw a Northern harrier about a third of a
mile north of Carson Nature Center, circling over the trail I believe it
was a female. First time I can remember seeing one in that particular area.
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Hi - I seem to be seeing a LOT more cinnamon teals on the Platte River than
I can remember. Today, around 11 a.m., I had 10 of them on a stretch of
the Platte River about a quarter of a mile long, starting 1/3 of a mile
south of Bowles and continuing south (Arapahoe County). I saw four more
Hi, all - I saw a greater white-fronted goose today in Woodmar Square Park
today at 1:00 p.m. This is east of Wadsworth about 1/2 mile on Peakview,
which is a mile south of Bowles. The goose wasn't there at 3:30, but I
haven't gone to Clement Park to check - there is a lot of movement from
All,
At about 5:00 p.m. today, while biking along the Platte along the Broken
Tee golf course in Englewood, I saw what I thought was, at first, a Clark's
nutcracker. Upon review of eBird data, a Northern Shrike seems much more
likely, particularly as Art Hudak posted one at Centennial Park
I couldn't tell if they were snow or Ross's, but at 4:30 p.m. today there
were two white geese mixed with a flock of a couple of hundred
white-cheeked geese on the east end of Woodmar Park.
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Jefferson County
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All - while bicycling past Carson Nature Center in Littleton today at 10:45
a.m., I saw a very red and brown hawk land in a cottonwood on the west side
of the Platte River. I saw a very strong, horizontal white tail-bar when
it flared, and I immediately thought "Harris's hawk". Of course, it
Given all the rarities being posted, I hesitated with mountain chickadees,
but it's been a really long time since we had them at our feeders (at least
five years), so I thought I'd go ahead. We have at least two of them this
morning, and we live about half a mile south of Clement park in
We have a calling Townsend's Solitaire in our neighborhood about 1/2 mile
south of Clement Park and 1/2 mile east of Wadsworth. Also had a flyover
of a bird I thought was a Cooper's Hawk, but was really dark on the breast
and underside of wings, which made me think Northern Goshawk.
Bryan
Just seen on the east side of the river, next to Nixon's. First white-breasted
I can remember seeing here.
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Jefferson County
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Saw a beautiful pair (male and female) of cinnamon teal on the Platte River
about 1/4 mile south of Bowles (just north of Nixon's at Hudson Gardens). A
singing male Bullock's oriole was just north of Bowles on the west side of the
river. While looking at the oriole, I had a flyover of my FOS
This morning at about 10:45, feasting on an unknown fowl on a spit on the north
side of Bowles.
Bryan Arnold
Jefferson Cty
5,500'
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Hi all - not rarities, I know, but I saw my FOS bald eagles on the osprey
platform on the east side of Cooley Lake (just west of Aspen Grove Mall on
the north side of Mineral) - 2 adults. The Platte River had over 30
buffleheads between Mineral and Hampden. I also saw two hooded mergansers
Still present with eight birders
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Same as Nick - look east from the sandspit at the first stand of trees south of
the dam - mainly on the water and also flying a bit.
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> On Tuesday, July 5, 2016 at 7:03:46 AM UTC-6, modise wrote:
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>> My wife and I spent 20 minutes or so this morning at around six at
>> Chatfield State Park looking for the dickcissels posted yesterday b
My wife and I spent 20 minutes or so this morning at around six at
Chatfield State Park looking for the dickcissels posted yesterday by David
Suddjian and Greg Pasquariello, with no luck.
While looking for the birds, with hazards on and pulled off the road as far
as safely possible, a
Sorry - last night (6/5) about 7:30
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Hi all - my wife Kristin and I refound the American redstarts posted earlier in
the day and weekend just upstream of the spot described about 1/2 mile south of
Kingfisher bridge, on the west side of the Platte, Jeffco. There was a male
and a female. A few minutes later, two other birders
Okay, let's see if this works. Definitely as Jessi Oberbeck described -
lots of tail-bobbing and fly-catching with the short primaries.
Bryan Arnold
Littleton, Jeffco, CO
4:25 - found the bird, same spot - will post a pic when I figure out how!
Bryan Arnold
Littleton, CO
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Hi, Glenn - might run up there this evening if anyone else sees this bird. I'm
not familiar with that area, and I don't see a corral on Google maps. Could
you provide a little more detail as to where it is? Thank you!
Bryan Arnold
Littleton, CO
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Not a rarity by any stretch, but I have a flock of 6-7 pine siskins on my
feeders this morning. I hear them occasionally in our neighborhood just SE
of Wadsworth and Bowles in Littleton, but this is the first time on our
feeders. Nice contrast with the constant house finches!
Bryan Arnold
My wife Kristin and I worked the outlet from the south side of the lake for
about an hour late this afternoon, but no luck. As consolation prizes, we
saw some beautiful yellow-rumped warblers, great blue herons on the nest,
and an upset kingfisher buzzing around.
If anyone does see the bird,
Scoping from the north boat ramp, the birds are swimming around the large
concrete base of the tower at the end of the dam extension. Also saw the
leucistic grebe NE of the tip of the sandspit.
Massive raft - well over a thousand - of commom mergansers just west and south
of the tower, with a
East of sandspit at 7:45 am
Bryan and Kristin Arnold
Littleton, Jeffco. 5800'
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Okay, I know this is NOT a rarity in Jeffco, but it is in our little part
of it! We live about 1/3 of a mile south of Clement Park (Wadsworth and
Bowles) - it's been over nine years now, and this is the first western
scrub jay I've seen in our yard, or in this particular area for that
matter.
My wife and I may go up Sunday - please post if you see it! Thank you!
Bryan and Kristin Arnold
Littleton, Jeffco, 5,500'
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Seen by my wife and me from 1:30 - 2:00 with a couple of other birders at
Bobcat Ridge.
When we got back on County Road 27, about a mile south of the turn for Bobcat
Ridge, we found 10 bald eagles circling and jousting with a murder of crows (at
least 100) over an elk carcass - very cool!
My wife and I are planning to drive up tomorrow from Littleton, and it
would be nice to know the bird is still being seen! We'll be responsible
birders, I promise!
Bryan and Kristin Arnold
Jefferson County, 6,500'
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Wow, what a great picture!
Bryan
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Ira, and everyone who has posted about this bird - thank your for
continuing to do so! My wife and I saw the bird yesterday (as I posted -
:)) and, largely, it was because people kept updating about location,
times, etc. While it may seem a little repetitive day after day, it's
definitely
Moving fast from Plum Creek outlet west past sand spit and Fisherman's Pier
Bryan and Kristin Arnold
Jeffco
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All,
From 2:00 - 3:15 this afternoon, I visited South Platte Reservoir (about 15
minutes), and Eaglewatch Lake (basically, main lake north of the bathrooms
next to the middle parking lot of South Platte Res park. I took pictures
of a very cooperative common loon in the SE corner of the
Not sure this is COBIRDs worthy, but I thought I'd post it as the timing
seems unusual. I had a calling American goldfinch in my yard yesterday
(11/8). I can't recall having one here this late before. My house is in
Littleton, Jefferson County, near Wadsworth and Bowles. Also took a walk
Still here at 8:40
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Crow Valley Campground? :)
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Not often that my wife and I get to add a bird to our life list w/in a mile
of home, but we did today! Thanks to all who have been posting about clay
colored sparrows - it had me on the lookout, and we found 3 today at
Clement Park (one in some bushes on the SW side of the park next to the
Hi all - nothing rare at Clement, but lots of things I don't see there
much! Yesterday it was 5 ruddy ducks on the north side. Today it was an
osprey circling along with at least 100 violet-green swallows, 20 tree
swallows, and 20 barn swallows; a male and female blue-winged teal on the
SE
Diving actively - Douglas Cty? North side at 11:30 am.
Bryan and Kristin Arnold
Jeffco - 5,500'
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2 on the NE quadrant diving actively. Nice assortment of other ducks - ruddy,
ring necks, redheads, hooded merganser, common goldeneye, pied-billed grebes,
and coots, as well as a lone mallard.
Bryan Arnold
Jefferson Cty. 5,500'
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Still present at 2 pm today - seen by three birders! Same place as posted.
Bryan Arnold
Jefferson County, 5,500'
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Hi all,
For only the second time in seven years, my wife and I saw two ruddy ducks
(non-breeding male and female) at 3:00 this afternoon (10/6) on Big Johnson
Reservoir (Clement Park). This is in Jefferson County at Wadsworth and
Bowles.
Bryan and Kristin Arnold
Jefferson County - 5,500'
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Might try to chase the rusty blackbird! Can you post where, exactly, you
saw it? Thanks!
Bryan Arnold
On Tuesday, October 1, 2013 12:44:14 PM UTC-6, Regina King wrote:
Since Bear Creek Lake has been devastated by the flood, I've gone back to
birding Harriman Lake. This small Denver Water
Okay, maybe this won't get posted as it isn't a bird, but I thought it was
worth a try. At dusk tonight, what I thought was a small hummingbird
buzzed my wife and me repeatedly at our house in west Littleton and then
proceeded to feed on our hyssop, exactly like the hummingbirds have been
Not sure how interesting this is, but I haven't seen many common yellowthroat
in CO. This one was near the Platte River, small pond on the west side about
1/3 mile south of where the Platte crosses under Bowles Ave, just west of Santa
Fe in Littleton. The bird was singing in the reeds on the
All,
Had at least one Bohemian waxwing in a flock of 10 or so in the creek on the
north side of Coal Mine about halfway between Pierce and Yukon at 0915
yesterday, 5/5; could not find it again at 0945. Also had a brief appearing
Virginia at 1000 on our feeder about 1/2 mile NW. Also, regular
While looking at a mixed flock of ducks in a golf course water trap in the
Inverness business park, I saw what I thought were two green-winged teal, when
I noticed one had a strong, horizontal white bar. Immediate thought was
Eurasian teal!
Exit I-25 at Dry Credk and go East 1/2 mile to
My wife and I spent a chilly hour at Chatfield at first light, mainly along
the edge of the reservoir at the north boat ramp. There is a nice variety
of winter birds (hooded merganser, common merganser, bald eagle, common
goldeneye, ring-billed gulls, etc.), but if the Iceland gull was there,
Sorry for the late post, but I didn't realize that my friends were serious
when they sent me a picture of a small owl that flew into their house
Monday just NW of Garrison and Chatfield in Littleton, Jeffco. They showed
us the pictures today, and it was a real owl! It flew around their house
Well, just when my wife and are were thinking about heading to Boulder to
chase common redpolls, we looked at our feeders and saw two among a flock
of house finches. I thought they were strange looking house finches!
I guess I shouldn't be too surprised with all the sightings this year -
Mark,
My wife and I would like to try to see the redpolls this weekend - could you
give me directions? Thanks!
Bryan and Kristin Arnold
Littleton
JeffCo, 5,500'
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I called the park yesterday and was told the gate would open to vehicles at 8
a.m. - no special plans to open early.
As far as I know, walk and bike-in access is always free and pretty much always
open.
Bryan Arnold
Littleton, Jeffco
5,500'
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Hi all – my wife Kristin and I did a whirlwind tour of SE Colorado
this weekend. Below is a pretty complete list of what we saw – LOTS
of Western kingbirds, lark buntings, horned larks, and Mississippi
kites. Thanks to Dave and Diane (didn’t get their last names) fresh
from the CFO convention
All - not the easiest three-toed woodpecker to get to, but we saw one
on the Estes Cone 2.6 miles from the Long's Peak trailhead ranger
station at 4:00 p.m. Friday, 10/21. A hairy landed right next to him
and worked the same trunk; very nice for comparison! Elevation was
about 10,500 feet.
Sorry, my post didn't make it because I didn't sign it!
Princeton Field Guides - Birds of Europe by Svensson, Mullarney, and
Zetterstrom
Bryan Arnold
Littleton
Jefferson County, 5,500'
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I'm going to Denmark for 3 weeks
Hi - we went to Portugal last month and used Princeton Field Guides
Birds of Europe, 2nd Edition, by Svensson, Mullarney, and
Zetterstrom. It was recommended by a guide we met there and we really
thought it was good!
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Hi all - my wife and I spent 3 days driving 700 miles from Denver to
Lamar, Pueblo, and back to Denver mainly birding Kiowa, Prowers, Bent,
and Otero counties.
Many thanks to all the kind birders in that part of the state - we met
Brandon Percival (nicknamed a couple of weeks too soon by my wife
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Hi all - my wife and I spent 3 days driving 700 miles from Denver to
Lamar, Pueblo, and back to Denver mainly birding Kiowa, Prowers, Bent,
and Otero counties.
Many thanks
A group of 12-15 Franklin gulls continue to grace the lake at Clement
Park (SE corner of Wadsworth and Bowles). I also had a nice look at a
cinnamon teal on the southeast corner of the lake - first time I've
seen one there!
Bryan Arnold
Jefferson County
5,500'
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Around 5:00 p.m. today I say 6 very active Franklin's gulls flying
over the middle of Johnson Reservoir at Clement Park (southeast corner
of Wadsworth and Bowles). They were skimming right over the water,
wheeling around in large circles, and occasionally landing on the
water (hopefully
All,
Not a super rarity, but I had nice looks at about 4:15 this afternoon
at an osprey just southeast of Wadsworth and C-470.
Bryan Arnold
Jefferson County
5,500'
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Hi all - my wife and are spending a night at the Arena Dust Bed and
Breakfast (between Lamar and Holly on 50) in mid-April to see some
lesser prairie chickens. We're planning to leave Denver early on
Friday, spending the night there, and then finding somewhere else to
stay Saturday night.
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